Dismissals in online cricket betting at SBG Global

Online cricket wagering fans have long been avid ambassadors for their sport and one of the most common misconceptions is that there is somehow three outs, the same as baseball. While this assumption is grossly incorrect, batters are dismissed in wagering cricket but for different reasons. And whereas in baseball there are nine plus innings, in online cricket wagering there is either one or two innings depending on the type of wagering cricket match it is.

Also, many casual fans that draw these wrong assumptions about online cricket wagering based on their knowledge of baseball don’t realize that there are actually ten different ways that a batsman can be dismissed (the equivalent of an out). One of the most commons ways for a batsman to be dismissed in online cricket wagering is for a fielder to catch the ball once the batsman strikes it, essentially the same as a baseball fielder catching a fly ball. Another common way that batsman are dismissed is if the bowled ball strikes the wicket and knocks down any of the two bails.

And of course every online cricket wagering fan knows that ‘the leg before cricket’ rule can also get a batsman dismissed. This occurs when the bowled ball strikes the batsman’s body and would have otherwise struck the online cricket wagering wickets. There are seven other forms of dismissal in online cricket wagering but there are not nearly as common as the dismissals just mentioned. This is just a small part of the online cricket wagering, but it always helps to know as much as possible when it comes to wagering cricket.